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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-31
CIVIL Rights.

Atlanta Constitution and the
New York Herald find civil-rights
S,i,.o in the interstate commerce
Tho provision. in question is in
asi'sI3d, and reads as follows;
1T shall bo unlawful for any common car
lricr subject 10 lhe provisions OF this act 70
make or give any undue OF unreasonable pre-
florence or adyautage 10 any particular person.
eomtnny. Grm, corporation. or locality. or any
particular description 81 tgnfilc Ia any respect
whatsoever. or 20 subject any particular por-
son. company. brp, corporation, OF locality, or
any particular Description u trafic. 10 any uD.
due CT unreasonable prejudice or Disadvantage
In any fefpect whslsoc ser.n
We think that the courts would
hardly construe the Law to mean what
tho Hcraia and the Constitution sup
pose II TO mean. Besides, on a good
many roads the negro rides on first.
class ticket.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The temptation to give the Rhode
Island Republicans kick seems to be
widespread.
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Gentlemen,-YourI Hop Bltters have boon OF
great value 70 me. | was laid up with typhoid
fever for over two months, and could get no re-
lief until tried your Hop Bitters. To those
suffering from debility, or any one In feeble
health, cordially recommend them.
J. G. ST0ETZEL-
FOG F,iIfon street rhied1o III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-31

DICHMOND FURNITUREN
Ia COMPANY. No. 1870 Main street ~,
manufactures all kinds OF FURNITURE,n1
CHAMBER and PAKL0R SUITS,
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES aud BEDDING.
CHAIRS, TABLES. and DESKS. Also carry a
full line Of REFRiGERAToRS aud BABY
CARRIAGES; also, the genuine VIENNA
CHAIRS. II in want coll. WIN give you salts
faction In articles, price, and accommodation.
RICHMOND FURNITURE COMPANY,
NH 2t3m fi20 Main street.
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II U r n It U r E i.

II -
would call attention 10 parties wantlngIH
One goods to TWO ELEGANT CHAMBER
SllI1S-one In Solid Mahogany; the Other IN
Walnut: also, TN ELEGANT OAK SIDE
BOARD' These goods are finer than wish 20
carry In stock, and win make SPECIAL LOW
PRICES 20 close them out II will do you ne
harm TO know my prices and see my stock
before buying. 4. GATHRIGHTss SON,
10 s3-3m No. i5Goyernor street.
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MONROE, MICH, Septeno OCT 20 iooo.
sirs.-I have been taking Hop Bttors for in
fammation Of kidneys and bladder. IL has
done for me what four physicians failed to do
cured me. The effect of tho Bitters seemed
like magic 10 me. w. l.. CARTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-31

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExEcgTED AT TUE DIsPATcH PRINT
IN0-HOUSk
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LEVY G DAVIS.
THE LARGEST DRY.GoODs STORE IS TIE
STATE
THE LARGEST VARIETY ANDTuELARGEsr
STOCK IN THE STATE
now show a full ae.orimcnt0f
L0dieS Dress G00ES.

DRESS-TBTMMINGS IN great a-o'y:
LADIES' UNDERWEAR, uale t1 oIr os1
order:
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety:
HAMBURG EDGlNGS aud lN>AKllSsS All
all kinds Of LACES.
We soil the largest and best SMl RNA RUG %
the United States for the m0ncy. NousT
refunded II this Is not .o.
We show large stock Of MATING lIsi lani-
ed; 20 We can warran, Il trcsh.
CARPETS. OII~CLO1IIS, HAMMOth~. GIi
HASSOCks:
PARASOLs aud UMBRELLAs--all new styles
and new goods;
GENILEMENS FURNISHING GOODS - 81
kinds;
Extraordinary bargains IN UNLACNDEkGD
SHIRTS:
NEW STYLES or JEWRLRY. ri sulNs,.
COLLARS, ana CUFFS;
TOILET WAIERs, HANDKERCHIEF Ey.
VRAffIG
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
I'D has proved itself to be
POWERFUL DIsINFECTANT.

IL has prevented the spread OF contagious
diseases, particularly Diphtheria and Scarlet
Fever, in families; IL has modified bad symp-
IONS, and has often afforded comfort Ia sick.
rooms by. its agreeable and thorough deodoriz-
Ing properties, II has saved lives Ia this city.
For sale by druggists. Price 10 cents rot
tle - de y
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HERE WERE No DISiPPONTNENTS

THERE WERE No DISiPPOINTNENK
for those who came early 20 inspect me ba'.
gains we advertised last week, uui a. sll' FOL.
the prices were far below their intrinsic Va. lNt
IL II utterly Impossible % replae no A'i -
sold out or 10 match them elsewhere. Ali .I
will 10 again.
In addition TO oar regular lines. saa -
now almost complete. No will sh0s I-s Hi'A
the following
sPECIALTIES IN REMNANTS.
UTICA 6-4 BLRACHED snEETING ar 49,, ra.
gular price ac.;
UTICA "a BLEACIiED sHRETING a.a'. r.
UTICA T io g' BfSLIEActiIED sHEETNG At e.. ~
PEPPERELL 1914 UNBLEACHED sHEErINGa.
IKE, regular price &c
These pieces are nOtirregular quantities. hni
are in y. yards, yards, and oiher sll,ao''
lengths.
Best PERCALEs at syc, regular price iggc;
Double-faced CREAM DAMAsK a. So. regular
price 75c;
genuine German CARDINAL DAMAsK A. o.,
regular price g.
OTHER BARGAINS WORTHY OF INsPEC.
TION.
ALLsILK BLACK SATIN RHADAMRs Al e..
sold elsewhere at e.:
EGYPTIAN fLOINtlNG>. tull Win, az -
poubIe-wid CABLE-TWILL MORsfED
DRESS GOODS, IN all the new spring shaics,
I24c. only one case Of lhese goods, aud no
more 10 be had for less than 1899:
Another lot OF those solid Black and ColOref
Ingram Misses RIBBED HOSE az i9c.-this
time with colored feet--usual price &c.
Black and Colored TAfREFA SILK GLOVES,
6-buiton length, az %.
We have lust opened u handsome line OF
BLACK BEADED GRENADISEs-s0uAeth thing
new;
Black and Colored BFADED-EDGES;
Black and Coiored PANsANENIEklES;
White and ColOred PERSIAN MULLS:
White and Black LINEN LAWNS:
FRENCH NAINSOOKS. LACES. ami w.
BRolDERIES. and fan assOrtln5ni ~
Black and Colored DRESS GOODS, Win
suitable trimmings.
A. HUTZLERS SONS.
NH 2QTu8Th 3i5 cast Broad street
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RAILWAY NEWS.

Richmond people, like many thou
sands of others, will be interested in
knowing that the progress of opera
tons preparatory to the construction of
the railway from Atlanta, Ga, to Mon
roe, n. c.. is very satisfactory. This
road and the Seaboard system are to be
connected, as you have been advised.
There is no better businessman in all
the South than General Robert +.
Hoke, the president of this railway
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-31

IUI' HIII 4'I5 HAIl' y WHII'
Che hundred styles OF BABi-CAkRlA6Eo,
representing the choices. styles " soral ~
the largest manufactoher. NH -
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&Deci0L Sales.

Our special sale OF LINEN GOODS. -g,a -
kABLECLOTHS. NAPKINS. TOWELS.
YbiIIES. Sc, "a worthy Of your af.1f.Ii.
Our special sale o. BLACK SILKS. BLACK
SATIN BhADAMA, and FANCY sllh' .
sim IN full blast
We cfier an attractive stock 81 FI4eEcLisp
GOODS al the lowest prizes.
One price % everybody.
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PAR0IssE ST. JEAN-BAPrIsTE, sAMEDI % JANvIER 1887

Mais quelqu-fois uv incident Gach-ux
WENT tr"ablsr In pacifI"e reunion.
An hrnit de- In porte Vui a'O0vre. tOut"s
lrs tttra A. tOurnent. lea chats fOOt '~ grOs
hGa, l-s frOnts sc rrn,brnnissent. Qui est.
ce sloncf
C'.nt t"nt iSonn~m~ut mn bel esp,it l~
rrntir"it, grand amateur Dr. rO,nAna. Vni
s'~.t lOnne mission d~ METRE In ss'ciete MI
c"urnnt ,l~s in~ptirs rn vogue.
Sea pOclh-S soNt bOurr<~s do litterntnrc,
ann r~rv~nu est tnpias< dune gaxc lfg@r'
oh siu domiciie to"te une cOlOnie d'xrxi
gne-s.
Son aut-nr favori. c'~st...
Je vous le ilirai tOut 4 rhcnre.
A p~in~ sntt6, asAis 1T mOUche. Get i'm
porfnnt prrsennaec ssrt grsven,~nt d~a pro.
fontlrnrs d~ IN pOcl,~ Qncl'ne cl,Oss d'impri
m< IT 10 supplice co,um~nce...
Mais. pr~squ~ aussit6t. phenomena Stran.
g. ! tOut l~ monde s'endOrt..., piO6ablrmeut
pour imiter In Nature.
QuelVues son6sWs~wts iWdisereis sosli.
gnrn; l~a pasaagrs pxlpitants.
La lecture 6ni~, Ire deu1 cOMm&res Que
Ia pasaion du ieu prot6gSes cO"trr L. s'm-
m~ii. applaudissrmt QuStrr maine. Ia chnts
miaal-pt eh sOurdiDe, vt Ice dOrusurs -
seveillent en- sursaut.
AprAa un success auaAi reteutissant, II "
aans dire Que 10 seance est lev6r,
Car dun commuu accord 10 cEuacle ahuH
En- - frVttant lee yeux. lsisss eohapper Aos cri:
"Fuyons~ It persteneut % regagssut scu aid
Chscan - reudort, grace D..
OSCAR LkoxI.
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pc, tous lss fronts % cou,bSrsat. On le o.
watt 10 prstrs n'Stait pas ssul.
Il la;ssa setombsr h manteau draps eur
ses Spaulss, st d6couvrit une custode qu'l
porta;t cachis sous sss vstemsnts. II lou.
writ ct, sur rautsl, il dsposa b Pain du
voyaee; .
gurs.
Ellie joignait les mains, st b dssuise effort
de ~ We ssmblait passer dana b nyonne-
meot de go regards.
A css regards, devaut lesqusls tous lee vol.
lss sllaient tombsr, b pcstrs prSsenta un
moment fhostis saints pour qufls pusssnt,
uns dsrniSrs fois, rec0nnaitre, sous dss
appassaess, Cslui quils alla;sok voir l d.
convert.
Puis u s'appeoeha d, sur les hvrss do Ia
gonisants, u posa rhostie en diaant: "Cbs.
M DeM:1 aoe6I jess Cheisi eue1odi1 A.9.
0ea tsom Il Silem 0lsnMn.r' "a.
Cxslodiss! Qufl eards toa Ams, Cslsi @ui
b poseads dkja, Celui qui, ssul, dSfsnd ct
sauve!
n sisem! Car e'sst ls sass Dc b We qu'il
visat mettse dams h mort, car De Il tombe il
fait .un beseeau, ct De rinstant on le jour
terrsstrs 6nit, celui oa - levs Il ssritable
aurore!
La comtssss, aprss avoir commune, fer
ma les yeux ct demsura nm moment recueil-
lie. Puts, ellie stsndit lee mains pour recs.
voir lee onct;ons dernierss.
Loesqul cut terminS, le pretrs lui adrea.
- quelquss paroles profondsment Smues.
Depuis longtemps il eomptait ~ nombrs
des amis Dc ID maisou. lie ssrrsmsnt Dc
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-01-22

do lumisse qui On dScouvrs h vra;s 6n. E,
l'arrst divin ue fait souvent ou'Sternissr le,
regrets on les joies do raeonis...
Au 'chevet do Nine Dc Mantsloo, h pan.
vre vieille s9ur 6tait assise, cheechant ! q
persuadsr quill lui Stait doux Do ssmplir q
tache jusqu'au bout st s'avouant, "a fond du
eoeur, qu'ells aurait voulu part;r b pssm;sra.
Ellie tsnait h main Do Il oomtssss. D.
temps On temps, ellie parla;t tout be-. L.
mourante inelinait legSrsmsnt b tsts pour
rspondre.
Mile do Rochsfeuills parsissait ~ plus
rien voir, simon GO visage d6fait, ct ~ plus
rien entendre que 20 soufas amoindri.
CONNIE deux smis qui won't - stparsr -
jettent dams Les bras Fun Do rautse, on sen.
tat, dams - eolloqus suprsms, dsux Amss
s'emparer, - eonfondss uns derniSeo fois.
Vingt-qustrs hsurss d'aneoisss ret 10 dfehi.
remeot dun tel saer6es svaieut sssdu 1Cls
Dc Rochefeuills pessqus susi sAAnets que
- sour. nj Pune nj rautzs n fureut d.
tr.itas par l'sntrSs Do Lueisune.
La n6gresss st una autss femme - -.
naient ~ fond do Fappartsmsot.
II n'Stait pas bssoia d dsaahdse qui rea
mort le disait dsja. Cs qui ls rtvSlait mieux
encore, c'etait IN petit autel drssse au mi
heu de Ia chambre, convert Dc heurs ct don't
les Hambeaux etaient allumss.
Au bout de quelquss instants, De- Pc 10
trent sntendre. L. nAgre, qui No quitlait
pas le vestibu.s, Scarta toute gsands d por.
there. Un pretre rarut.
Tn REIMBURSEMENT passa dams 10 petit grou.
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cAUseRIe scleNTIFIQE.
DE LA NATURE DES ODHURS.

On cite dams preaque toms les trait6a de-
ply yaiVu~, CONNIE preuvs de h Gvande di.
visibiiit6 Dc In mati6re, resssnple dun
grain do muac, Qui peut embumer. pen.
dant pinsicurs annSss, IN appartsmsut
don't l'air rst renousel6 tons !sa jousa, sane
que aOu pOida diminus dune naoi4re ap.
psSsiable. Qn~lQme petitesas que l'imagi.
nation paisae attribuer dee wsdieuIss me-.
tk!is!les, ess.ii poesihle d'adssssss aas lee
mlII,ar0a 10 rvs 0OseSSsss, qwV AesvuoSNt
chsque jour - rSPandre dane rsie, u'aisst
paa um poids sensible. et eet ese0ple 10
dOit.il pas noas fairr aupposer, % oontrai.
re-. Gne lee od~nrs mont riSa do mastrielS
Ma trois aens principamx 10 voc, rouis
ct 10 toucher, sont destin6a psresvoir les
mousements vibrst0ires do 10 lumi6re. de-
aona ct Do ID chslear; c'est dGjA uns grave
raison dc croire qu'il pourrait bien sn Sers
do meme v0ur lee d~ux autrso rodOsut o.
10 godt. Cca dsux sens out de tSlles analO.
xies Que si On parsisnt 1 d6mOntres Que lss
Odeurs sOnt dues On esOnveOeut vibrstoi.
re. cette d6monstratios s'6tsndrs presqus
dele. meme aug saveara
Tout 10 monde aait qus certsins corps
nan 0dOra0ts seQai6rsnt do l'0d~ue quaUd
On lee frott~: 10 cuisre ct L. a0ufre, pse
sseMple. Fait.il done croire Qus 10 irotts.
n,ent fait naitre dee k.wanatiOua Qui ne ~
pr,sdaisent paa sans celia Nest. u paa plus
nstmrel Dc pcnssr Qse 10 fsutteWeut, umi o..
cite dee vi6rati"Wa ealMiMQuss II 6lrcth
9nes. excite auaai dee vibrations odoraneese
Mais voici nm antre exemple, plus frappunt
encore ct bien comm deA clsimietea.
81 oo jett~ m mosceau d'acids ara6nieus
sur On charbOn ardent, on volt - rsOduirs
unO GDoieoe fun,60 Rrisn et s,m neot ana III.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE.
lW ULLg 81 DBM
AU.OESSOUS De uEGllSE ST. PIERRE
donrS les meillsnrs resultats est h nitro

donrs les meillsurs resultats est h nitro
benHine.
Malheureuaement je n'avais qu'nn instru.
ment grossirr. cOnstrnit par moi. meme,
avec de~ tnhea de vrrre, ct ne pcrmettant
pas d'eaper~r nne grnnde precision. Nal.
gre oela, Jni constnie que. rOdeur 6tant tres
forte quand lra ,l~ux branches avaieut 10
memo longurur, IL y await une diminutiOn
t,6a sensible pour uns lOngueur cOnvenable
de- Tune dea ,irux branches. L'Mleur reAe.
Went plus fOrtr pOnr IN nOuvel nccroisss.
n~nt de- lOnguenr, egal nv premier. Js suis
convaiMcn Qn'avec M instrument Plua.par.
fait, Peut 3tre aassi av~c nm corps Od0rant
mienx chOisi, On arrivsra 4 rendre cea in.
trrfSrenc~a 6vid~nt~s pour tout 10 monde, ct
. meaurer l~s lOngu~nra d'Onds.
Ainai tons lea pl,SnOmAnes ri divera Qni
existsnt dana In nxture. lnmiAr~. chaleur,
elcctricitf, magn6tisme. aons. Odenra, etc.,
no a~raient que d~s notifications Aivcrses
du mOuvement. Don autre c6t6. lss CHI.
miates aprrendraiemt sana 6t0nnement Q0'On
q dScoas que t0ns Ira corps regards "a.
j'nrd'hai eoasms simplea sont formSs par
nns substance unique, st no different Ice
nns dea a"tres Qae par ID mani6re don't
leurs aten,es ssnt greHp6a. Des lors. rxcte
dn Createur anrait pm % Oorner deax Gle.
aea, dans In f"rmnatiOn du as0Sde n,at6riel,
daus c- qni . contribu6, 4 prOprement parler,
Ia creetios -tOWt L. rests n'6taat Qu'un ar.
rangr'ueOt - production demo cevtaine
Qnantit6 dune matiere unique, ct dune
certaine qnsntitS d. moavenent, don't 10
sommS n'x pl"s. d~puis 10 premier jOur, ri
nugmentk ri dimians. Cetts matiAre ee CO
MO0v~m~nt snraieRt sulh IDnr former tons
Ire 6tres De rCnivers e t0utes lee f0rces Do
10 natnee.
Unite dana lee assye~s. diveraitG dane lee
r6aultata, e'rst 60 Vne nous No sOmm~s pas
habitu6s Iencontrer dana Ira Bu~res hu.
nsaines, ct CO Qui - pr6scnts chaqne pas
dams l~s 0avrea do Disu. Tel semblo devoir
etre. dana On proclaim svenir. IL csurOnnS.
mont des d6coIvertes scienti6ques, ct CO
AGRA IL plus belle prruve do IL toute. .puis.
sanee ct do h sas-sss in6uie dn cr6atsur.
p. LEcLERc.
Aseisn peosssseus Do physiqss - iyeSs Do Nice.
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cVGIIIGrTfO.

E0tro oems mariia:
-vWWs no m'aslss nee fait post ds Il
mort d. votre bell~.mAss.
-Penh j. 10 veux pas exeitar Il jalea.
Gle do n,ss smia.
Echo du eirque.
-Qoelis diixr~nce, diaa;t tsutss ssir Oh
clown. entire lcs etjsta uScessaises aux poa.
lee pour essver 1t aax eoQs rsus volssi
e Pepiss s6p"oait On esqsissane aus g.
briole:
-Enes oee tsssis EssA q Axs eat h.
soin dsilsi
0aibOllard . l'intentioN d'aller, Get isiver.
psssar QurlVusa semainea 70 lsalie.
-Emm1nesrs. voua v0tre lsmme. lmi de.
namdait, rautre s0is, On Do sss A~tfse
--Mais nUn. mon chez, puiaque 10 vous ai
d qss e'ttsk IN voyage Tags6ssa,st.
Deux jeunes eonscrita devissnt dee ol,II.
GaGiUns do snGtier d~A srmes.
-C'sat 6gal! avWWe rMn, jianrai nao A6es
psur 10 pfcmiers bataille.
..Qos veus.ts. mon saesx, d 10 s6nSsai
. die Do dsumer. II fss3ss Aenmer.
-Donnss n'sse siDn, esse rseecois qai esE
embstapt.
On assnsi~ar chsnvs sppstie 10 saseeu e
lui 0ontrs da dOtSt ~ e6sesu Vsi na0s
dana sOn potage.
Le gareUu sesards. st Asse sWs lsslitseee
geU0uvelGe dra ancieoWea eeusO:
oh m"naicnr amrait tece d. preodre -
pour uas irenie.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-01-22
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EoITeUR.REDAcTEUR.
PLANTONS DAMS LA LUNE.
Aux JARDIylgRS D8 Ia LOUISIANA.

Mon voisin lastronome
Me dit: "Vieux jardinier,
Vous etes un brave homme,
Mais un yieux routinier.
C'est dams le sol, mon brave,
Qu'on seme i Ia saison,
Mxis, radis ct rave,
Non dams Ia lanaison.
Sans feu, sans atmosphere
1t partant sans echos,
Quel NAL ou bien peut faire
La lune aux haricots !
Rouse, ronde on cornue,
Meme avec Barrabas,
La lune pale ct nuc
Ne psut r;en ici-bas."
--Peut.strs bieu, peut-Stre,
0 monsieur 10 savant;
Et vous dsves connaitre
La lune % y revant.
Cependant est-cs un reve,
Et qusnd je vols ID mer
Nonter, couvrir Ia grove
Avec son dux amer,
Est.ce l quelque barbue,
Baleine on cachalot,
Qu'il faut qu'on attribute
IL eonAsment de reauS
Quand elle est barbouill;e,
La lune, laide l voir
Dams "a blanchsur souillee,
Sois sur quill ~ plsuvoir.
Ma;s quand b douce amants
Du bsl Endymion,
Ing6uus OF charmants.
PSh dSmotion,
s. beroe dams lee voiles
Du nuage argent6,
A c6tj dss Stoiles,
e dans h voluptS,
Par l.: ils;tds mutt; az SSHsaKAvQhlbL,
Quaud Iam0us vous raaoombls
Daas - taillis ehantants.
Ger ls ross;gnol sSms
6os chansons d'amouHeux 4.
Dams lss mois on ION s'aime,
Et dit: Soyons heursux.
Toutsfois, quand b femme
Est Iunatiqus, on peut,
Sans action infams,
LStoufer quelqus peu.
Qus q b lunat;qus
Quelquefois % mousait,
L'ami Pisrrot, scertique,
Tres GaiDsot chantsssit:
"Au clair Do Il luns,
OH beille On croissaut,
Quand l'oa "a psed uns,
o. - tsouvs cent"
Pour moi, sans r;an cempesudrs
= - Qu'oa fait dedans,
i cans vouloir 70 prsndre,
o luns, svsc mes dsnts,
jo vNis, cher astrouows,
Coanaissant mon mSt;ae
D. ne6als agToooms,
Plastss - bon quartise.
J. a.. ioR63nine.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-04-29
Union Village.

Geo.. Kibling dedicated the hall in
hissy b Afst c Erid s sgening u with
nished by H. O. Moore's orchestra of
Hartford, assisted by Myron Colburn
and Garfield brothers, violinists, of
Union Village. Grand march at s
O'Clock, j. X. Blaisdell floor manager.
Committee of arrangements, Sidney
Morse, Burt Hutchinson, Geo. Kibling,
VIM. Morse, James Tyson, Lucien
johnson, Adelburt Waterman, j. X.
Blaisdell, Amasa Cambridge. Invita-
tons complimentary. Banquet served
in upper hall at $50, caterer, Granville
Avery Barstow.-Rev. Mr.. Bryant will
return to Onion Village which is very
pleasing to all. U. Sargent has &C
copied an appointment from Confer.
ence to preach, although quite young
yet very promising. Farmers are very
busy in this section preparing the land
for vegetation.-Mrs. Thomas Gardner
is quite sick.-Mrs. Walter Gustin has
returned from Lyndon where she has
been spending several weeks with rel
atives.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-04-29
= Adjoining Towns y
North ThetfOrd.

A May Festival will be given by the
ladies here, on Friday eve, May 9Th
and in carrying it out, all our good
people should be present dressed in
their best.-Mrs. Shepard of Hanover
offers her services as dress maker,
a-la.mode complete. and will be al
Mr.. Jaquith's one or more days each
week where orders may be left. Our
stores have full supply where one may
empty his pockets in exchange for some.
thing better.-Miss Palmer and her sis.
ter, Mrs. Weare, are slowly recovering
We appreciate our side walks along
with many, many comforts furnished
by our good cltizens.-It is not often
that our people have such a treat as
that of Friday evening last, when de-
spite the mud and water, large num-
Der assembled at the church 70 listen
to public reading by d. G. Gardner,
a graduate of the National School of
Oratory, Philadelphia. The reading
consisted of miscellaneous selections
given in Prof Gardeners own happy
way which convulsed the audience
with laughter, thrilled them with de.
light or moved them to tears. Prof.
Gardner is an elocutionist of consider
able note, possessing rare natural abil-
ity and happy faculty Of suiting his
selections to his audience SO that he is
ever pleasing and leaves pleasant re-
membrance wherever he goes.